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if you agree raise your hands. those were the words of the palestinian leadership as they signed a treaty applying to join the international criminal court. it was one of over 20 treaties signed by mahmood abbas following the rejection of the draft resolution for an end to israeli occupation. in a moment we ll have reaction from editor james bays. what has been the reaction there? well, a bold move after a very disappointing day. several international treesies, including the rome statute. this is very significant because it effectively starts the palestinians down the road of joining the international criminal court. that s something that they suggested for years now that they wanted to do. now predictbly theville are very angry at it. benjamin netanyahu saying, quote, the palestinians have more to fear from the icc than the israelis do. this is significant. the icc would effectively allow the palestinians to press war crime charges against the israelis. the israeli p ....
indonesia. tomorrow an appeals court takes up the case. from the horrific to the heartwarming. the stories that mattered most. our special report, 2014, a closer look. as this year draws to a close so does the war in afghanistan for u.s. led nato forces there. a combat mission that began 13 years ago officially comes to an end today but the fighting goes on as afghanistan continues to face attacks from within. al jazeera s jennifer glasse has more from kabul. in 2007, helman province was filled with nato fighters. they had been there for six years. nato troops walked a delicate line in a country suspicious of strangers. sort of a double edged sword there could be enemy in there but at the same time reassure the locals we are not there to hurt them or harm them. another part of the nato mission was to get rid of opium poppy crops. 13 years and spending $7.5 billion later the opium crop is bigger than ever and the crop employs more than the military forces. whil ....
bowko haram militants killing hundreds of people. hello and welcome to the program. the japanese prime minister ap doe demands they release two japanese hostages after the jihadists threatened to kill them. they showed two men in orange jump suits. they will be killed unless a ransom of $200 million be paid by japan. this is a day after a pledge of around $200 million in military assistant. speaking in israel he demanded immediate release and said there would be no change in japanese policy. translator: they have released a video which threatens to kill japanese citizens. it is unforgivable and i feel strong resentment toward the human life. i demand they release imimmediately. i have instructed my government to respect hughman life. japan will continue working with the international community to contribute to the peace and stability. japan will not change this policy. that s abe talking from the middle east where he is there with a delegation of japanese business ....
sessions to help immigrants pass the written dmv test. we have been doing every 15 days four hours and a half of teaching the people how to make the exam. we want that they pass exam the first time not the second. reporter: more than half a million undocumented immigrants are expected to apply in the south bay alone. so the dmv opened four new processing centers like this one in san jose. with almost 100 windows, the dmv hopes to meet the huge jump in demand when the offices open friday. this man says he is a little skeptical about the new law, even though he would benefit. the construction worker worries that the dmv will share his immigration status with federal agencies a concern that dmv denies. safe roads for all californians. reporter: he likes the new law, saying he ll feel safer knowing the driver next to him presumably passed the dmv test. they don t know the rules. so they have to know the rules. and, you know people who have drivers license, they kn ....
right now on nbc 10 news at 5, a rape investigation. philadelphia police were called to a parking garage where a woman says she was attacked this morning. detectives have been on scene now since the call came at around 11:00 a.m. within the last hour, we learned police have a person of interest in for questioning. nbc 10 s harry hairston is live in spring garden and joins us with more. harry? reporter: right now, police are talking to a person of interest at the special victims unit. i m also told sometime after 6:00, police will make some type of formal announcement. first take a look behind me at the parking garage. the second floor is where the crime allegedly happened according to police. we have fresh video from inside that scene that i want to show it to you right now because the crime unit has now finished processing that area. this happened right between two vehicles. it s right near a lexus that you re looking at. the white lexus and a fusion car. and the ....